Unlucky Morelos

comment by lauders (U9757)
posted 26 minutes ago
comment by Andrew Nelson (U1734)
posted 50 minutes ago
I was going to make a really bad jestful comment about donating deceased children's bodies to paedophiles but I will not go ahead with the comment.
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FFS. Don't encourage him.

We're just meatbags with a spirit.
They can have my sweaty sack.

comment by Zico♡ (U21900)
posted 48 minutes ago
We're just meatbags with a spirit.
They can have my sweaty sack.
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Well what about T-totallers?
Eh? Whit aboot them?

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comment by son of quebec (U8127)
posted 45 minutes ago
comment by Zico♡ (U21900)
posted 48 minutes ago
We're just meatbags with a spirit.
They can have my sweaty sack.
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Well what about T-totallers?
Eh? Whit aboot them?
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They can have my sweaty sack too.

I don't trust hospitals making decisions for organ donations. Carrying a donor card is like giving doctors permission to not care and opens up the chance of organs becoming available to treat the sick and dying.

As it happens, I had a serious condition and was critical when I was 13 and spent a few weeks in the ICU. My Dad said doctors ran lots of tests to identify matches for all my organs at the time. Happy to report I made it through with all my critical bits are still attached.

While I agree organ donation is a terrific thing in theory, I don't like the idea that a hospital can take the decision to call time given organs could be used elsewhere.

Every patient deserves the right to recover and should be given ample time to achieve this without interference.

comment by council bin man (U21986)
posted 10 minutes ago
I don't trust hospitals making decisions for organ donations. Carrying a donor card is like giving doctors permission to not care and opens up the chance of organs becoming available to treat the sick and dying.

As it happens, I had a serious condition and was critical when I was 13 and spent a few weeks in the ICU. My Dad said doctors ran lots of tests to identify matches for all my organs at the time. Happy to report I made it through with all my critical bits are still attached.

While I agree organ donation is a terrific thing in theory, I don't like the idea that a hospital can take the decision to call time given organs could be used elsewhere.

Every patient deserves the right to recover and should be given ample time to achieve this without interference.
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Difficult area but agree 100% with this.

comment by council bin man (U21986)
posted 4 hours, 37 minutes ago
I don't trust hospitals making decisions for organ donations. Carrying a donor card is like giving doctors permission to not care and opens up the chance of organs becoming available to treat the sick and dying.

As it happens, I had a serious condition and was critical when I was 13 and spent a few weeks in the ICU. My Dad said doctors ran lots of tests to identify matches for all my organs at the time. Happy to report I made it through with all my critical bits are still attached.

While I agree organ donation is a terrific thing in theory, I don't like the idea that a hospital can take the decision to call time given organs could be used elsewhere.

Every patient deserves the right to recover and should be given ample time to achieve this without interference.
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Aye, doctors are gonna let people die on purpose to save other people

Ffs you need to lay off the weed with nonsense like that. And they call Celtic fans paranoid

You've obviously never worked in the medical profession or a hospital with absolute horse sh¡te like that

They don't take organs from living people ffs

Nobody has the right to switch off life support machines other than family members, unless it goes to court like it did with that wee brain dead bairn last year.

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